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French Prosecutors Conclude British Couple’s Deaths Were Murder-Suicide

Andrew Searle and Dawn Kerr’s deaths in rural France have been ruled a murder-suicide, with no evidence of third-party involvement, but unresolved questions linger.

Overview

  • French authorities have officially ruled the February deaths of British expatriates Andrew Searle and Dawn Kerr as a murder-suicide, closing the case unless new evidence emerges.
  • Dawn Kerr was found with fatal head injuries outside their home, while Andrew Searle was discovered hanged inside the house.
  • Prosecutors found no evidence of third-party involvement, but the absence of a weapon linked to Kerr’s injuries and scattered jewelry near her body remain unexplained.
  • The couple, who had lived in the Aveyron region of France for five years, were well-integrated into the local community.
  • Dawn Kerr was the mother of Scottish actor Callum Kerr, and Andrew Searle was a retired fraud investigator with a career in financial crime prevention.

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